Silvia Pellegrino

Album Review: SABLE, fABLE // Bon Iver Life is like a two-way mirror. There are times when you’re on one side and times when you’re looking thr […]

Album Review: Blindness // The Murder Capital Credit: @olivevstheworld on Instagram “Blindness is the warped belief. The behind us. Faith in denial. D […]

Interview: The Murder Capital “Oh… that is a f*cking interesting question… where to begin”, The Murder Capital’s frontman James McGovern […]

Brat: How Charli xcx’s album has become a cultural phenomenon The year 2024 seems to have been the resurrection of dance, hyperpop and indie sleaze. All of this having been […]

Live Review: Wunderhorse // O2 Academy Brixton, London, 10.10.24 Fishnets, Dr Martens, black sunglasses and leather jackets. This was the scene inside the O2 Brixton Academy […]

Fontaines D.C. at Finsbury Park, London: The Irish band announces their biggest headline show to date in July 2025 To go from playing The Finsbury Pub in front of 30 people in 2017 to playing Finsbury Park in front of 45,000 […]

Track Review: Can’t Pretend to Know // The Murder Capital  It is only natural for a genre to evolve and shapeshift throughout the years, just like post-punk has done. […]

Album Review: Midas // Wunderhorse If you are looking for a polished and flawless album, then look elsewhere. Midas by Wunderhorse is everything […]

Album Review: Romance // Fontaines D.C. Skinty Fia is one of those albums that grip you from the first listen. A Hero’s Death is sophisticated and a h […]

Live Review: The National // Crystal Palace Park, London, 5.07.24 If you asked me what I was expecting before walking through the gates of Crystal Palace Park in London on […]

Live Review: Taylor Swift // The Eras Tour at Wembley Stadium, London 21.06.24 Growing up is a process that is perceived as scary or intimidating by most. Since I was a little girl, I have […]

Live Review: The Japanese House // Roundhouse, 09.05.24 The Roundhouse is one of my favourite venues in London. The timeless appearance and gracious atmosphere that […]

Album review: Ultrasound // Palace It is hard to describe the feeling of the world changing. I guess it is always changing, due to both man and […]

Album Review: Paint my Bedroom Black // Holly Humberstone One of the most awaited releases of the year is undoubtedly Holly Humberstone’s debut  LP Paint my Bedroom Bl […]

Album Review: In The End It Always Does // The Japanese House If you could change everything about yourself while still remaining you, would you do it? Because this is what […]

Album Review: Live at Bush Hall // Black Country, New Road Many things can change in three nights, let alone in over a year. Over a year ago, in fact, Black Country, New […]

Album Review: Songs of Surrender // U2 “Is it getting better? Or do you feel the same?” How to forget the iconic and endlessly romantic opening of […]

Track Review: New Order T-Shirt // The National Trying to write this through glossy eyes is proving harder than expected. The only time I felt like this about […]

Album Review: Cuts & Bruises // Inhaler If you could draw progress, you would know that it is not linear. It Won’t Always Be Like This introduced t […]

Track Review: Tropic Morning News // The National The year 2019 saw the last The National album to date, I Am Easy to Find. After that, between the pandemic and […]